Oct 25, 2002 2:00 AM

Slideshow: Impressions of a Young Mac Geek

Ellen Feiss, the star of Apple's Switch advertising campaign, was the subject of a look-alike contest in the Netherlands. See the gallery for the remarkable results. By Leander Kahney.

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